, 2002-12-02
Microsoft's security policies are getting better every day, even as a new report slams open-source competitors as security nightmares. But the easy answers aren't always the right ones.
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Research Supports Dumping Linux
2002-12-03
Anonymous (1 replies)
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Not FUD, rather Aberdeen cluelessness.
2002-12-03
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You Linux people amaze me... or anger me I think.
2002-12-05
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You Linux people amaze me... or anger me I think.
2002-12-06
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You Linux people amaze me... or anger me I think.
2002-12-07
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You Linux people amaze me... or anger me I think.
2002-12-09
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You Linux people amaze me... or anger me I think.
2002-12-11
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Does Research Support Dumping Linux?
2002-12-07
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Real professionals trust the source code ONLY
2002-12-11
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http://www.hevanet.com/peace/microsoft.htm
And we shall start worrying about all aspects of 'Miscrosoft security'.
One of interesting conclusions in article mentioned above:
"A government that uses Microsoft software is not an independent government. Any government that wants to be independent of the United States government, and any government that represents itself as controlled by its own people, cannot use Microsoft operating systems or other Microsoft proprietary systems."
--Sparky
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